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Creating Relationships in Microsoft Access 2007

By Mike Chapple, About.com

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View the Completed Relationships Diagram

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Finally, review the completed relationships diagram to ensure that it correctly depicts your desired relationship. You can see an example in the image above.

Notice that the relationship line joins the two tables and its position indicates the attributes involved in the foreign key relationship.
[br You'll also notice that the Routes table has a 1 at the join point while the Runs table has an infinity symbol. This indicates that there is a one-to-many relationship between Routes and Runs. For information on this and other types of relationships, read our Introduction to Relationships. You also may wish to review the following definitions from our Databases Glossary:

Congratulations! You've successfully created a relationship between two Access tables.
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